It's near the beginning of the story, but the villain has one of the other characters raped (not the FL but still). Poor girl didn't deserve it and honestly I found it really, truly, upsetting. I only lasted to ~47 before I skipped to the end (HE) and while I have no clear idea of what is going on I don't want to go back and fill in the blanks either. That's how messed up it was.

It doesn't help that the ML spent the chapter before on a date with some chick without informing the FL which is just cannonfodder for future misunderstandings. So, I'm pretty sure that this novel is just going to be misunderstandings galore.

Then, the ML is basically forcing himself on the FL every chance he gets (kissing, touching, not s*x though). No respect for personal space, just resentment and possession. I have some concerns for the author's idea of what makes an acceptable romantic partner (a cold guy who wants you to trust him unconditionally but doesn't explain his sketchy actions or let you in on his plans doesn't fit that bill mmkay), as well as acceptable plot devices (having someone raped and videotaped just to show how bad a b***h the villain is, is not one).

The ML immediately deep-throat kissed the FL in their first meeting. The weirdest part of it all was when the Taxi driver continued driving towards the FL's house after the ML forcefully got into the same taxi the FL was in despite the FL obvious discomfort. The author had even described the Taxi driver being creep out by the aggressive way the ML was behaving, yet he didn't think of driving them to the police station just because the Taxi driver thinks they are 'couple'. Even for real 'couple', it doesn't excuse the ML's behavior towards FL. Another strange thing is when the ML was able to barged in all the way into the FL's house from the security checkpoint in her apartment, resulting with the FL being assaulted by the ML for the second time. Seriously I feel the FL dumping the ML in the first place (ancient times) is the right thing to do.